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leadership and personal development specialist, Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering

Paul Wood

leadership and personal development specialist | Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering

First heard Mar 2016 on The Education Vanguard

About Paul

Paul Wood is a British journalist known for his work as the World Affairs correspondent for the BBC. His reporting has included coverage of various international issues and regional developments. Prior to his current role, he served as the defence and Middle East correspondent, gaining experience in reporting on security matters and Middle Eastern affairs. Currently, he is affiliated with the Cohen Veterans Network as a leadership and personal development specialist, focusing on supporting veterans through leadership development and personal growth programs.

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Neil Hall: New and Old Skool Vibe Show Ep 5 08/09/2026From murderer to psychologist: Dr Paul Wood on making real changeDr Paul Wood on why self-improvement never stopsEpisode 16 | Dr Paul Wood

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